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Hanoi traffic signage almost covered

Traffic signage on many streets in Hanoi have been covered up, making it difficult for drivers to follow directions.

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The signs may become hidden behind tree branches and can only be seen when nearby.

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Canopy roofs also cover many signs. A canopy roof on Hang Da Street covers a No Left Turns sign.

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A board saying Go Straight Only remains hidden on Hang Duong Street. Drivers cannot see the sign from two metres away.

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At the junction of Lac Long Quan and Thuy Khue, drivers can only see the traffic lights when they reach the stop line.

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A big tree branch on Tran Nhat Duat Street covers the No Right Turn for Cars sign.

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Big trees also cover the traffic lights on Nguyen Huu Huan Street.

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Street names such as Hang Vai and Hang Ma have also been covered.

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The road markings on Nguyen Trai Street have faded. 

Under Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh's new decree, which took effect on January 1, 2025, fines for traffic violations have significantly increased.

Motorbike drivers caught running red lights, riding in the wrong direction, or encroaching on pavements now face fines of between VND4 and 6 million, a 10-fold increase from the previous penalty.

Source: Dtinews
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